Social Calendar Announced Amid Local Club Events
The Wednesday to Saturday timetable lists the Twenty Century Hook Club meeting, Ouachita Red Cross officers, St Francis Auxiliary, and Jewish Ladies' Aid card party. Notes report visitors, illness recoveries, and travel as Mrs. Abe Arent and others host events while a sugar shortage postpones a planned sale.
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Twentieth Century Hook Club
Sidney Stroud
North Third Street
Ouachita Chapter
Red Cross
City Hall
St. Francis Amxiliary
Fred Amman
Jackson Street
Bint Baptist Church
BR UL
Wood
Abe Arent
Jonas Selig
Jake Hirsch
Arent
Luncheon and Bridge Party Hosted by Hill and Guests
Hill and Misses Julia Frances Stubbe and Anna Lee Wooten served a two course luncheon while Mr. and Mrs. G W Hyle and other hosts formed a table or bridge. A large group of guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cobb, Dr. and Mrs. Wright, and many others. an arm bouquet of red Dublin roses was presented to each hostess upon departure.
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W. FF. Cummings
L. W. Mobley
Albert Horuff
Harvey Trousdale
Potts
J. R. Gilhula
B.S. Maurin
Junes
Blanche Granary
L. B. Ferguson
A. A. Forsythe
Minnie Ruffin
Henry Bernstein
Guy P. Stubbs
Percy Sandel
V. M. Lynch
A. R. Taylor
J. W. Kilbourne
Frederick G Speed Buried by Masons
Frederick Gordon Speed former grand secretary of the Mississippi Grand Lodge died Sunday at about 100 years old. He was buried with Grand Lodge honors in a ceremony led by officers and attended by over two hundred Masons from the city and state. The service included a large floral tribute and final rites at the cemetery. Speed was a prominent Mason and property owner, with a noted library, and his son Frederick Gordon Speed succeeded him as grand secretary.
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Grand Lodge of Mississippi
O& AL OM
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Blue Lodges
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Natchez
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Clarkdale
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Fayette
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Jackson
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Meridian
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FF. Thomas
Greenville
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Ko. Martin
George B. Power
J. EH. Johnson
Clarksdale
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EL J. Faucette
Newton
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Woodmen of the World
Bowne Avenue
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Eanrek
Jesus
Masonic Order
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Hamlin’s Wizard Oil Aids Wounds And Sprains
An advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic for minor cuts sprains bruises burns and stings. It claims quick relief from pain inflammation and infection and lists uses for stiff neck sore feet cold sores and toothache. Available from druggists for 30 cents.
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Hamlin
Obituary notices local businessman Dies in Monroe
The obituary notes the death of a local businessman who had long served his community and was assisted by his sister Esther Edelle Speed. He was a Warren County Election Commission member and Woodmen of the World. Survived by his widow Mane Finn of New Orleans and two daughters aged four and five, plus two brothers Hillyer Royiston Speed and Liscomb Speed of Monroe. Tas had lived in Memphis previously. Telegrams of condolence poured in from Masons nationwide. Vicksbury Herald.
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Memphis
Tenn
Vicks-bury Herald
Fairbanks Majestic Cast for American Saga at Lyceum
Fairbanks new picture Very Strong Cast In Fairbanks Play Very Strong Cast In Fairbanks Play features Douglas Fairbanks in a dramatic journey with lavish settings at the Lyceum Theatre. Joseph Henaberry directs with top talent, including Jory Das as the leading actress. The production demands bold rescue scenes and heroic action.
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United Artists Corporation
Lyceum Theatre
Pea
Mgr. Fairbanks
Joseph Henaberry
Mar. Jory Das
Mr. Fairbanks
Dougles
Distres
Hum
Harold Bell Wright Novel Picturized At Lyceum Theatre
Harold Bell Wright seeks to elevate film with literary adaptations. The Eyes of the World, his first book turned to a picture, debuts at Lyceum Theatre today for one show. Wright’s works like The Winning of Barbara Worth and The Shepherd of the Hills are noted for their California and Ozark settings.
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Harold Bell Wright
Barbara Worth
Imperial Valley
California
Ozark Valley
Lyceus Theatre
Opera Flouse Adeluide Thurston in Whats Your Game
Adellide Thurston stars in Whats Your Game at the opera house portraying and voicing witty misdirections. The production features costumes and set pieces showcasing the Queen Mary wardrobe and grand reception rooms as part of the show’s elaborate design.
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Adeluide Thurston In
Mure
Adellide
Lacra Ford
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